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another earthquake question?
What a bizarre day! I had a dream lastnight about an earthquake and I ran outside--- the earth was cracking under my feet. This morning there a was small earthquake centered near St. Louis. The time of the quake was around 6:30 am. I live just outside of St. Louis on the Illinois side and my room was rattling and my clock said 4:36 am. I know it wasn't part of my dream because I got up and came out to my computer and watched TV for a bit before trying to get back to bed. Is it possible there was one before the 6:30 am quake that didn't register on the USGS site? I filled out one of those online forms around 4:45am, but apparently no one else felt it? And also do earthquakes make a "boom" sound, because everyone keeps reporting this sound. Sounds more like some sort of underground blast to me..... Am I nuts?
earthnquake do makes that sound you are not nuts just to sensitive
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Why did the 3rd tower at the World Trade Center fall down?
The south tower I believe it was called.
I mean, no planes hit it. Was it very badly built? Is central NY prone to earthquakes? If it was because of debris falling from the other towers why did nothing else come down? And why did it fall in exactly the same way at the other towers? ie suddenly pancaking down like one of those controlled demolitions.
Yes sorry building 7 which was also a tower ie. great big very tall skyscraper.
Well, you see, it was Iraqi designed super-termite nano-bots that Hussein gave to the Al Qaida at their yearly Tea-Party, which after chewing the solid steel supports, moved on to building 7 and did the same thing there. But, after that their batteries ran out.
My other pet theory is that some person, who visited all three sites, farted in each of them, filling them with flammable gas from his/her ass, which then of course lighted up by the planes or as collateral damage somehow.
Hmm, well that's the only reasons short of planted bombs I can come up with, and those certainly didn't happen.
